Al strikes again!

UHF was a great movie, and Al topped it off by putting out a great soundtrack. It was great to hear the songs from the movie, such as Money For Nothing/Beverly Hillbillies and UHF, but Al also brought in new parodies and originals to complete this album. He's at his best in the originals. Attack of the Radioactive Hamsters from a Planet Near Mars has a lot of funny moments, as do Generic Blues and The Biggest Ball of Twine in Minnesota. For parodies, Al is seldom funnier than he is in Spam. It is truly an indicator of Al's awesome abilites. This album, just like its corresponding movie, is sadly underrated.

No more Mr. Passive Resistance!

This album, from "Weird Al"'s flop movie, is one of his most underrated albums. There is a lot of good stuff here. It has a bit of a different feel to it from his other albums. For one thing, there are only four parodies here. There are also two fake "commercials" taken from the movie. The album does feature the usual polka medley of rock songs, but this time all the songs are Rolling Stones songs. The rest of the album consists of original songs, most of which are a lot of fun. The absolute highlight is the epic "The Biggest Ball of Twine in Minnesota", which is hilarious and has become a favorite among Al's fans. Another interesting track is "Fun Zone", which is Al's first instrumental. This is a good album, which has the unfortunate stigma of being associated with a flop film. Recommended to Al's fans.

weird al is pure gold.

his music keeps geting better with each album.